Snapfish Photo Books Coupon Code

I love making photo books. They are a quick and easy way to document a major event or even the small events throughout the year. Especially when you don't have any room or time for serious scrapbooking.


While I like making photo books, I often need a little nudge to get them going and done. In case you are like me, you might need some help too. So here are some ideas for making a themed photo book:
  • based on the months of the year and various activities you did in each month;
  • an ABC book with something about your child that relates to each letter of the alphabet; or
  • you could also use a photo book to chronicle a major event in your life, such as a vacation, wedding, or the birth of a child.
And here is some more of a nudge from an email I received today...


"Snapfish has launched an effort with Rachael Ray in which Snapfish is giving viewers the opportunity to receive 50% off their own customizable photo book [no limit either!] using promo code from November 25-December 2, and $1 from the purchase proceeds will go to local food banks nationwide.

"The special will air today and will feature Rachael Ray's support a local community in Wilmington, Ohio, a town devastated by the economic downturn in which she will throw a huge Thanksgiving feast for the town.

"To support the effort, Snapfish is providing the opportunity for viewers to receive 50% off their own customizable photo book using promo code RRBOOK from November 25-December 2, with $1 from the purchase proceeds going to local food banks nationwide.

"They can also view custom photo books featuring local high schooler, Zach McCune's photos available at http://wilmington.snapfish.com/snapfish of the town, to members of the community, documenting the town and Rachael's visit through Zach's lens and an exclusive photo book and gallery with photos from Rachael's trip, capturing her favorite moments.

For more details, you can visit www.snapfish.com/rachaelray.

What kind of photo book would you make?

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